Since hitting a more than 52-week high of $15.29 on Sept. 18, real estate services stock Redfin Corp (NASDAQ:RDFN) has taken a step back on the charts. Shares are down 0.7% at $10.11 at last glance to extend an 18.2% quarterly deficit and breaching their year-to-date breakeven level. However, RDFN is still up 100% over the last 12 months, and this most recent dip has it trading near a historically bullish trendline.Per a study from Schaeffer's Senior Quantitative Analyst Rocky White, Redfin stock is within ...

Shares of the online real estate brokerage are on the move. Is it a buy? Redfin (RDFN -2.57%) has been on a roll recently. The online real estate brokerage has surged on hopes that falling mortgage rates will trigger a rebound in the housing market. The stock has doubled over the last three months as enthusiasm about a housing recovery has mounted, but is Redfin a buy now? To answer that question, we asked two of our contributors to weigh in with the bull and bear cases. First, let's hear the bull case. Mor ...

Although this real estate disruptor has more than doubled since midyear, it could have much more upside ahead. Redfin (RDFN -6.47%) has been one of the stock market's top performers recently, more than doubling over the past three months, both in anticipation of and in reaction to the Federal Reserve's rate cut. In this short video, I discuss why the recent movement in the stock could be just the starting point of an excellent period in Redfin's history. *Stock prices used were the morning prices of Sept. 2 ...

The real estate industry has been crushed under the weight of high interest rates, but its fortunes are about to change for the better. According to the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. (Freddie Mac), the U.S. 30-year fixed mortgage rate hit 7.79% in October 2023, which was the highest level since 2000. It crushed the borrowing power of consumers, and it also made existing homeowners hesitant to sell for fear of abandoning their existing lower rate. As a result, high interest rates decimated the housing mar ...

Company Overview - Redfin (RDFN) shares increased by 25.7% in the last trading session, closing at $14.45, with a notable trading volume compared to normal sessions [1] - Over the past four weeks, the stock has gained 51.3% [1] - The rise in investor optimism is linked to a decline in mortgage rates, which is expected to boost second-home demand in the United States [1] Earnings Expectations - Redfin is projected to report a quarterly loss of $0.18 per share, reflecting a year-over-year decrease of 5.9% [2] - Expected revenues for the upcoming quarter are $280.79 million, which is a 4.4% increase from the same quarter last year [2] - The consensus EPS estimate for Redfin has been revised 6% lower in the last 30 days, indicating a negative trend in earnings estimate revisions [3] Industry Context - Redfin operates within the Zacks Real Estate - Operations industry, which includes other companies like Colliers International (CIGI) [3] - Colliers International's consensus EPS estimate remains unchanged at $1.49, representing a year-over-year increase of 25.2% [4] - Colliers International has a Zacks Rank of 3, similar to Redfin [4]

With interest rates expected to fall over the next 12 months, is now the perfect time to buy Redfin? Real estate stocks have faced an uphill battle ever since the Federal Reserve began raising interest rates in 2022. Increased interest rates have affected borrowing costs and the overall demand for real estate, leading to a challenging environment for real estate investors and homebuyers. Redfin (RDFN 5.36%) is one company that has faced significant challenges due to the sharp decline in housing activity. Th ...

Redfin Today RDFN Redfin $10.82 +0.39 (+3.74%) 52-Week Range $4.26 ▼ $11.80 Price Target $7.68 Add to Watchlist Residential real estate brokerage Redfin Co. NASDAQ: RDFN has been a disrupter in the finance sector, specifically in the residential real estate industry. The company has been losing money in the high interest rate and weak home-buying market. Sentiment hasn't been great, as evidenced by its 15.44% short interest. However, with the U.S. Federal Reserve expected to start its interest rate cut cycl ...

Group 1 - The real estate industry is undergoing a transformation that favors companies like Redfin, particularly due to lower overall commissions becoming the new norm [3][6] - Redfin's stock saw an increase of 11.4% following news of its strengthened position in the real estate sales business [1] - The National Association of Realtors (NAR) has implemented new rules regarding agents' commissions and disclosure requirements, which may lower agents' net commissions but also create opportunities for Redfin's cost-effective business model [2][3] Group 2 - Redfin announced that starting in late October, some agents will earn higher commissions, with a commission split of up to 75% and coverage of most business expenses under its Redfin Next program [4] - The company's competitive edge is being solidified in the evolving real estate market, as it is well-positioned to capitalize on the shift towards online house hunting and discounted net commissions [6][7] - Falling mortgage rates are contributing to a bullish outlook for Redfin, adding urgency to the investment opportunity [5][7]

An analyst upgrade lifted shares of the online real estate brokerage. Shares of Redfin (RDFN 3.27%) were moving higher again today after the online real estate brokerage got an upgrade from a Wall Street analyst. It was the latest piece of good news for Redfin, which has responded favorably to expectations that interest rates will come down at the Federal Reserve's next meeting later this month. As of 11:21 a.m. ET, the stock was up 7.8% after gaining as much as 15.8% earlier in the session. Redfin's breako ...

Redfin isn't a profitable company right now, but that could change quickly in a better real estate environment. Real estate technology company Redfin (RDFN -1.58%) isn't profitable right now, but management is certainly doing a good job of focusing on efficiency and setting the company up for success once the agonizingly slow real estate market picks up. In this video, Fool.com contributors Matt Frankel and Tyler Crowe discuss why Redfin could be a major winner as the Federal Reserve starts to lower interes ...